Here are a few minimal photos of Siam Square, a local Thai Restaurant. Certain parts of the building are quite nice looking with its long orange walls and pointed roofs and its nearly invisible “3750.”

A few photos of the sky, shot with the Fujifilm X-70 and processed with Adobe Lightroom for maximum drama.

A few nights ago I started experimenting with slightly longer shutter lengths than you’d normally use when hand-holding a camera at night.

I drove through my old college town, Bowling Green, Ohio, and took a few photos while I was there. I still love being in the art building during off-hours.

The Fujifilm X-70 has an in-camera double exposure feature which I’ve been using a little too much lately. Here are a couple test photos.

I took my Fujifilm X-70 around with me today and took snapshots along the way. Here are some photos from work, the gym, and dinner.

For some reason, I was thinking it would be easy to put the camera between two facing mirrors and make a recursive image. Not the case. The lens seems to get in its own way, multiplying everything except itself.